How did the role of the U. S. government change during the Great Depression?

The role of the federal government changed during the Great Depression in that the federal government began to regulate the economy and assist struggling citizens. Prior to this, people in need would have looked to local governments or charities and churches, but through the creation of various programs and new laws, the federal government began to engage with citizens' needs more directly.

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